This is a fun game that tickles the imagination. Place the 1 stack of cards face down on the table and the picture cards spread around face up. Once the kids locate the answer they can feed it to the monster until every card is gone. Lots...
Quick to get ready this fun filled therapy adventure will make building skills easier. If you are working on writing skills, have kids turn over a card and write their answer to the questions on a sheet of writing paper. Have you developed a fun skill building...
Kids respond best when they get to decorate their wheel and it really makes an impression on them. So it is a wonderful tool to use for sensory modulation support. Supplies: =2 paper plates =markers =scissors & glue (to cut out coping skills of choice) =brad/paper fastener Download PDF for My...
A printer friendly option is included. Teachers enjoy feeling supported with social skills goals. This activity can be adapted by therapists to build more than one skill. These colorful pictures can be cut out and placed on a strip of paper as a bracelet or a necklace. You...
Whether you use this as a reward for completing an exercise (great for elderly and kids), or writing and keyboarding practice, this will get a smile out of you. A special thanks to all those who put jokes out there. You can get these and...
Variations: * Try coloring the boys smallest to largest with one color crayon or pastel and vary the pressure from heavy to light. This is a great way to work on body awareness and see a visual cue. * Have kids write an animal that correlates with...
Therapist's as well as homeschool moms & dads enjoy doing this with the kids. It really targets mental reasoning and visual skills. Then you get to generate sentences on the topic. Science and therapy together make a great blend. Let the kids pick up everything...
Color a shamrock, then fold and cut one. This is a way to see how different parts can make a whole and other cognitive skills. Obstacle Course Use: Cut & Color shamrocks and place them where you want client to step or hop to. Adults and kids...
Physical therapists usually place doh onto a mat and have kids walk barefoot on it, while speech therapists use it for activities that can have pragmatic or receptive speech opportunities worked in. Such as 'how large' or 'how many'. Using play doh flattened out on a...
Supplies: A Stamper Pad and Stamps IDEAS: +If you want to work on body awareness, reading and writing skills, just use alphabet stamps. You can stamp the letters H,A,N,D on your hand and then write it down. +You can turn it into a balance activity by having client...